This paper deals with singular nonlinear partial differential equations of the form t?u/?t. = F (t x
nonlinear partial differential equations governing the behavior of nonlinear The existence and uniqueness of a classical solution to (l)-(3) is thus.
This paper deals with singular nonlinear partial differential equations of the form t?u/?t. = F (t x
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NOTES ON THE EXISTENCE AND UNIQUENESS THEOREM. FOR FIRST ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS. I. Statement of the theorem. We consider the initial value problem.
partial differential equations are the basis of all physical theorems. prescribed in order to ensure the existence and the uniqueness of the solution.
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I Existence/uniqueness theory I Elliptic regularity: Solutions are C1under weak conditions I Model equation: Laplace equation f xx+ f yy = g I Boundary conditions [1D example] CS 205A: Mathematical Methods Partial Di erential Equations I 21 / 33
2 3 The Existence and Uniqueness Theorem Suppose thatf(xy)is continuous on the domainDand satis?esy-Lipschitz condition f(xy1) f(xy2) Ky1 y2 8(xy1)(xy2)2D We already know in this case that a solution passing through any given(x0y0)2Dexists by Peano’sTheorem and is unique by Osgood’s Theorem
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existence and uniqueness theorem for (1 1) we just have to establish that the equation (3 1) has a unique solution in [x0 ?hx0 +h] IV Proof of the uniqueness part of the theorem Here we show that the problem (3 1) (and thus (11)) has at most one solution (we have not yet proved that it has a solution at all)